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The Impact Of High-Fidelity Simulation Practice On The Perceived Confidence Of Experienced Icu Nurses, Tracey Robilotto
The Impact Of High-Fidelity Simulation Practice On The Perceived Confidence Of Experienced Icu Nurses, Tracey Robilotto
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the pre-evaluations however, not all scores improved between the three scenarios. In fact, four of the nine total scores collected remained the same. In a paired sample T-test the data indicated a positive correlation (p=.05) between pre and post scores for level of comfort with role and level of competence. No statistical significance was noted between the pre and post scores for level of confidence. Because the scores were improved between all the pre to post evaluations this lack of statistical significance is probably due to the small sample size. In the pilot study with six participants the data displayed …
The Impact Of An Online Educational Course On Vascular Nurses’ Knowledge, Self-Confidence And Competence, Julio Santiago
The Impact Of An Online Educational Course On Vascular Nurses’ Knowledge, Self-Confidence And Competence, Julio Santiago
Regis University Student Publications (comprehensive collection)
In the United States, approximately 8 to 10% of patients admitted to an acute care facility receive venous access. Nurses that specialize in vascular access place approximately 3 million peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) lines annually. There is a lack of standard minimum requirements for educating PICC nurses, especially on insertion techniques and maintenance. The goal of the project was to enhance the preparation of nurses who place PICC lines in different healthcare settings in order to improve quality metrics such as CLABSI, UE DVT, and LOS, with a subsequent decrease in cost of care. A pilot study that utilized …